Greg ,   1 - when the file be uploaded , it will do the postback , and fire the FileUploaded event.   if your page use MSAJAX, it will be a AJAX postback , otherwise it will be a FORM postback.   you can use javascript to catch the PostBack event http://ajaxuploader.com/document/scr/JavaScript-API.htm   2 - Uploader ...

Yes, It could be done.   I will give you a simple example code soon.   Regards, Terry  

Hi,   The primary solution , is send the upload data to another page , even send to another website .   So the aim is this :   for example :   your website is,   https://mywebsite.com/uploaderpage.aspx   And then the Flash addon do not support SSL , so you need send it to another http website.   You ...

Hi,   We fixed the issue , and so that , you need not add the setting into web.config.   If you do not want use that setting , you can download the last version.   Regards, Terry  

Hi,   The file is saved to server temp directory. maybe /tmp/ajaxuploader/   Our standard sample do not copy the files to application folder.   But the FileManager sample does.   Please check the FileManager sample , and check the /filemanagerfolder/guest/   You need also check the ...

Hi,   You should make sure the progress bar works before doing other thing.   If the progress bar not run , the reason should be there's some error of your new code.   Regards, Terry  

Hi,   There should be another error which cause this new error.   we need investigate on it and will give back to you asap   Regards, Terry

Here is a sample code to use UPDATETEXT :   using System;    using System.Data;    using System.Data.SqlClient;    using CuteWebUI;       namespace UploaderDatabaseProvider    {        /// <summary> ...

Hi,   You can split the file into multi part , and for each part, use the UPDATETEXT command : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa260658(SQL.80).aspx   Regards, Terry  

Yes.   $uploader->ProgressCtrlID=''mypanel'';   $uploader->ProgressTextID=''mylabel'';   Regards, Terry